Will more people and climate change drink us all dry?
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A New Kind of Drought: U.S. Record Low Windiness in 2015
By Daran Rife, Global Head of Mesoscale Modeling, DNV GL Nir Krakauer, Associate Professor, City College of New York Daniel S. Cohan, Associate Professor, Rice University J. Craig Collier, Head of Forecasting, Americas, DNV GL
Widespread calming of the wind sapped U.S. wind energy power output in 2015, driven by… Read More +
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A Proposal for Climate Change Adaptation at the Local Level in Costa Rica
A municipal inter-agency climate change adaptation plan, based on a model established in Costa Rica.
By Sergio A. Molina Professor and Researcher, National University of Costa Rica (UNA), and University of Costa Rica (UCR) With collaboration from Vanessa Valerio, Sonia Arguedas, Wilberth Jimenez, and María José Avellán, all from the National… Read More + -
Satellites Assist in the Fight to Preserve the Biodiversity of the Cahaba River in Central Alabama
Keeping an Eye on Volcanic Ash
Keeping an Eye On Antarctica
Robert Bindschadler NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
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A Paradigm Shift for NASA via Small Satellite Missions
NASA sees a paradigm shift in Earth observing missions, which will increasingly rely on small satellite technologies but provide big results.
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